Snacks on board Britannia to Norway

Hi. Going on board Britannia to Norway in May. I was wondering what snacks are available on board, and can you take them to your room?

Thanks

In your cabin they provide some individual packets of biscuits (which get topped up) and a small dish of boiled sweets.

There are chocolate bars and small tins of Pringles available for a charge from the mini bar in your cabin.

In the bars they sell the usual bar-type snacks (crisps, nuts).

From the grab-and-go on the Lido deck you can get bacon rolls at breakfast, then sandwiches, salads, fruit salads and desserts from mid-morning to mid-afternoon. The grill on the Lido deck does chips, pizza, chicken bites, burgers and hot dogs over lunchtime.

In between the main meal services in the buffet, there is always a range of savoury and sweet food available right through until about midnight.

If you want other sweet/crisps type snacks, they have some to purchase from the onboard shop, or you could purchase items when ashore in Norway, although they're likely to be very expensive.

We always go to the buffet and bring the food back to our cabin to eat on the balcony :)

Someone will remind me what it’s called but the food in the coffee place is free - people don’t always realise that.

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In Java?

I never actually need snacks on a cruise as I’m eating 3 decent sized meals a day! One thing you’re never short of on a cruise is food [emoji4]

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Someone will remind me what it’s called but the food in the coffee place is free - people don’t always realise that.

 

 

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Unless it has changed it is only free if you buy a coffee. :(

Unless it has changed it is only free if you buy a coffee. :(

No, you're right. Same applies in the Costa area on Aurora.

Forgot to mention afternoon tea in my original reply, and that you can take food back to your cabin from the buffet, grab and go or whatever. I never have (apart from hubby once brought me some goodies from afternoon tea when I spending part of the afternoon packing to come home) and like P&O Sue don't feel the need to snack with so much food available.

I too can only manage 3 meals a day, so no snacks for me. Some of the excursions in Norway include a coffee and cake.

Generally speaking I don't eat between meals either but the temptation is great!